Stay Safe on the Road with a Dynoverks’ Motorcycle RWC

Motorcycles are fun to ride. They are also great for urban roads where traffic may be a problem and a lot cheaper than other modes of transportation. However, you should consider a few pointers before riding your motorbike on the road. This is where safety and motorcycle roadworthy certificates come into play.

Dynoverks strives to provide you with the best protection and peace of mind on the road. Our team of experts will thoroughly inspect your motorbike to ensure it is safe for riding. If your motorcycle is not up to scratch, our technicians will let you know what needs fixing so that you can pass the motorcycle roadworthy inspection and continue riding safely.

Motorcycle Roadworthy

What is a motorcycle roadworthy certificate?

A motorcycle roadworthy certificate is a document issued by a certified mechanic after determining that the machine meets the minimum safety standards required by law. It indicates that the motorbike and its parts are in good working order. A motorcycle inspection also reveals any repairs or maintenance that is needed.

Does Your Motorcycle Need a Roadworthy Certificate?

Every motorbike needs a mobile motorcycle roadworthy check to ensure that it is functioning properly and is safe to ride on the road. These checks include engine, tyres, and brakes inspection. Other mechanical components can be examined for defects or damage.

So if you are having trouble with your motorcycle, do not hesitate to bring it to Dynoverks. Our mechanics will troubleshoot the problem for you and help you get your motorcycle RWC. Remember: no matter how old your motorbike is or how good it is performing, have it checked out by a skilled mechanic regularly to meet all roadworthy and safety standards.

To put it into perspective, here are some prime reasons why you need a motorcycle roadworthy certificate:

  • To comply with federal safety regulations and local emission standards

  • Avoid accidents caused by damaged or defective parts

  • Sell your motorcycle for a good price in the future

  • Go for a road-trip crossing state line

What Is Checked During a Motorcycle Inspection for RWC?

When applying for a motorcycle safety certificate, you will have to pass a motorcycle inspection. Motorcycle roadworthy inspections cover all the important aspects that keep you and other motorists safe on the road. It is, therefore, essential to know what these are.

Our mobile motorcycle RWC process at Dynoverks typically checks the following:

  • Lights and Electronics

    The lights, especially the headlights, should be working, and the turn signals visible. Additionally, the horn should be loud and functional.

  • Controls

    All the controls required to operate the motorbike should work properly, including the clutch and brake levers, throttle, gearshift, and brakes.

  • Engine

    The motorbike’s engine should start easily and run smoothly. The exhausts should also not leak gas/oil fumes into the air around them.

  • Fluids

    The brake fluid level should cover the top of the reservoir. The engine oil level is checked to ensure it is between the dipstick’s high and low marks. Furthermore, the engine coolant level should also be between the high and low marks on the reservoir.

Here are the other important parts of our motorcycle safety certificate checklist:

  • Chassis or Frame

  • Transmission

  • Steering

  • Suspension

  • Exhaust

  • Windscreen

  • Side Mirror

Let Our Experts Help You a Motorcycle Permit for RWC

The experts at Dynoverks are here to make the mobile motorcycle roadworthy process in Melbourne seamless for you. You can call us now on (03) 9887 1655 or email us at workshop@dynoverks.com.au, and let’s get started on making sure your motorbike is ready for the road.

FAQs

You will need your driver’s licence for identification purposes.

For an accurate estimate, please call us on (03) 9887 1655 and provide the details of your ride.

A roadworthy certificate remains valid for a period of 30 days from the date of issue. A roadworthy is required to clear some defect notices when a vehicle is being put up for sale and if it’s being re-registered.

To know our rates, call us on (03) 9887 1655.